Tendances Twitter/X à Dallas-Ft. Worth - Analyse en temps réel et hashtags de tendances

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The Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium on February 8, capping a perfect postseason with MVP Walker rushing for 135 yards and a stifling defense allowing zero turnovers. The win flipped the script on Seattle's Super Bowl XLIX loss to New England 11 years earlier, sparking fan nostalgia with clips of mic'd-up celebrations and a massive parade. NFC West rivals like the Rams and 49ers drew playful trash talk, from trophy case comparisons to jabs at playoff exits, while Walker eyes a repeat.

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Kenneth Walker III grinned ear-to-ear, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy with the Seattle Times front page proclaiming 'Super Bowl Champs.' Fans can't stop replaying the confetti-soaked joy from just seven days ago.

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A post on X questioned why Texans are called Texans if they are American, sparking widespread mockery and discussion. Users countered by citing similar demonyms for residents of other states and cities, such as New Yorkers, Californians, Floridians, and Hawaiians. The conversation centered on the distinction between national identity and regional identifiers.

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Vismar Erick Atahuichi Alanoca, 39, a Bolivian national living illegally in Oklahoma, faces federal charges for receiving, distributing, and possessing child pornography after Homeland Security Investigations found explicit images on his devices following CyberTipline reports from Facebook. Court records show he messaged others requesting more material and is wanted internationally via INTERPOL for risks including violent tendencies and offenses against minors; he entered the U.S. as a gotaway evading Border Patrol. The charges carry potential sentences of 5 to 20 years or more, and he remains detained in Tulsa as the case moves forward in the Northern District of Oklahoma.

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A routine tip about disturbing images on Facebook led federal agents to a man hiding child sexual abuse material on his devices.

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On February 8 at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, Beyoncé posted glamorous images from her private suite, including close-ups of miniature U.S. and Puerto Rican flags as a nod to Bad Bunny's halftime performance celebrating island history and culture. Some praised it as a classy tribute, citing her past support like 2013 photos with a Puerto Rican flag and hurricane relief donations, while critics called it performative amid the island's overtourism and recovery struggles from Hurricane Maria. Defenders dismissed the burger complaints as absurd and highlighted her clean name in recent Epstein files, underscoring ongoing tensions between celebrity allure and local realities.

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Beyoncé shared elegant Super Bowl suite photos featuring U.S. and light-blue Puerto Rican flags next to her cheeseburger. The post drew cheers for Bad Bunny's halftime show and backlash over perceived excess.

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The Patriots' defense dominated Denver, holding them to seven points while Maye managed 86 passing yards and the late rushing score. Stefon Diggs added to his playoff receptions record despite a quiet stat line, then got emotional postgame about doubters who called him washed before New England signed him to a three-year, $69 million deal. A locker room photo revealing his bold leopard-print lower-back tattoo drew jokes and criticism online, including from Antonio Brown, but Diggs stays focused on Super Bowl prep with the team chasing ring number seven.

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In a blizzard at Empower Field, Drake Maye plunged for the game-winning touchdown, securing a gritty 10-7 victory and punching New England's ticket to Super Bowl LX.

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Former soldier and comedian Pat Smith posted a 95-second TikTok skit on February 12, pretending to be a demanding British immigrant in China who wants family reunions, an English enclave, and voting power to take over. Fans praised it as a clever highlight of perceived hypocrisy in UK policies, especially alongside clips of police logging 'speak English' complaints as non-crime hate incidents. The video arrived as UK net migration dropped from 944,000 in 2023 to 204,000 by mid-2025 under tighter Labour rules like longer residency requirements and English tests, fueling ongoing debates about integration, housing strains, and cultural cohesion.

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Picture a Brit in a lantern-lit Chinese market, deadpanning demands for pie and mash while shrugging off illegal entry—Pat Smith's sharp satire flips the script on UK migration frustrations.

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The 23-second clip, narrated in Spanish, depicts a botfly larva—Dermatobia hominis—being extracted from a woman's scalp, likely after a trip to Cancun, a popular spot for U.S. tourists. These parasites from Central and South America hitch rides on mosquitoes, burrowing under skin to feed and grow over weeks until removed with numbing and tweezers. Viewers reacted with horror and jokes like 'This is why I don’t do tropical trips' or 'Hell I ain’t leaving my house,' though experts confirm the method matches real treatments, and prevention with repellent keeps most travelers safe.

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A gloved hand parts a woman's hair, injects anesthetic into a small bump, and yanks out a wriggling parasite that squirms on the tweezers. The casual setting, with red party decorations behind her, makes the moment all the more chilling.

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